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Iran States No Talks with US, Prioritizes National Defense

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Iran has stated that it is not considering new talks with the United States at this time.
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, head of Iran's negotiating team and Speaker of Parliament, emphasized that there is no reason to adhere to an agreement with the U.S. if Iran does not benefit from it.
The country’s priority remains the defense and protection of its national interests.
Ghalibaf reiterated that national security is a key concern in the current stance on U.S. relations.
Tehran has indicated a focus on domestic priorities rather than pursuing negotiations with the U.S.

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Iranian officials have stated that the country is currently not considering dialogue with the United States, emphasizing that its primary focus is on national defense and the protection of its sovereignty. Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, who is both the head of Iran's negotiating team and the president of its parliament, declared that unless Tehran benefits from any agreement with the U.S., there is no reason for the country to adhere to such a pact.

This stance highlights Iran's reluctance to engage with the U.S. at this time, reflecting a broader commitment to safeguarding its national security interests. Ghalibaf's comments indicate that any potential discussions would require tangible benefits for Iran, underscoring the challenges in U.S.-Iran relations as both nations navigate complex geopolitical dynamics.

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